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EXPERIMENTAL AGRICULTURAL SrATIoNs.-Under
the act OF March g, 1887, establishing expert
mental agricultural stations In the several States
and Territories it was provided that OOO should
be annually appropriated by Congress- TO be paid
Quartely commencing with october, 1887. This
act was construed by the First Controller as not
carrying an appropriation with 1t, but only as
providing that Congress should make specific ap-
preparations therefor rom year TO year. The
question is now presented 10 the First controller
whether Congress shall not be asked to appro-
pirate for the current year as for deficiency, so
that funds may be secured for the desired purpose
from the date first mentioned In the act, early in
the coming year
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-19

SECRETARY WHITNEY has gone to New York
He returned to Washington from months vaca-
tion Saturday, but was not feeling well enough to
resume his duties. At present Commodore Walker
Is Acting secretary, and Secretary Whitney heSi-
tates TO relieve him, as he then could not be re-
appointed during the absence OF the President
should the Secretary's sickness become more
serious
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-19

Col RoBT. G. lNGERsoLL has been retained, so 1t
Is said, as counsel for the Chicago anarchists and
in the event OF failure to get the case before the
U. s. Supreme Court he will appeal to the gov
ernor OF Illinois for clemency.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-19

T. W1KERe SONS. 204 loTH ST NV
q Parchment Paper. Mortar ColoEs ChnrcOal Iimo
Iortland aud X Top Cemsnts. &c
Telephone Sl6-IS ssxS
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GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY.-Internal reve-
nue., $685. TBS: customs $99l, ,491.
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THE TECHNICAL sCHooLs-oNR STANDARD WIDTH OF
TRACK RECoNMENDED-THE THREE ANRRlCA's
CELEBRATION NDoRsRD-PRoPosKD BUREAU OF
sTATISTICa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-19

RHosvII1;-IHIs COMBINATION, on
- Csizaye, Wild Cherry and Horsfordss icfd
1bosIbs IN popular aud efcient brnn ana Nervo
iepc, nnc safeguard against Malaria sold a NIIc
BURNS PHARMACY. l429 tsnpsyivania ave-. IN
iottles drsuxht with soda water fI6
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-19

uCcuSc, anu Will ShAo CSCEy pToNoueiou W pEctout
their illegal trafic in liquor: This question has
and while they have always desired TO prevent
their selling OF liquor, the Commis-
sioners have been unable under the old
regulations and understanding OF the Law
TO draw the line as rigidly as they now can II
was at first believed that these houses should be
made source OF revenue to the District as well as
to the United states Government, that collects an
internal revenue tax OF &25 per annum upon all
such places where liquor Is sold The
matter was discussed In all its bearings,
it would be better to forbid than TO permit.
BY refusing to accept the 500 which is required 70
obtain LIQUOR license, before the license Il issued
the Commissioners believe they have struck
DEATH BLOW At ANOIHER CRYING Evu.
Under the old regime persons made applications
for licenses and deposited the sum Of 800 there
with. The District then gave them receipt which
operated as license until the regular license had
been granted. In many cases after having
obtained this receipt applicants took no further
steps In the matter, and when It was found upon
property owners and residents had not consented
70 the establishment OF the saloon the Commis-
sioners had no remedy 70 apply, and In some
cases liquor was sold In neighb0fh0ods where the
majority Of the people violently protested against
II. This was true In the case Of Donnely. the
when carried before the court on the charge
Of selling liquor without license he pro-
and Judge Wylie decided that he had the nSSt
TO sell These facts were stated by Mr.. webb,
who added that since then tho courts have de-
license business probably gives the Commissio6ers
more trouble, consumers more time, raises more
Intricate Quest1ous and causes more importantly
than any other department Of District ai1ain
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-19

There have been three new cases oe yellow fever
at Tampa, Fla, and one death.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-19

THE TRAINING SQuADKoN.-Commodore Ripley
completed his inspection OF the training ships at
Newport yesterday and left last night. The train
ing ships leave early tomorrow morning for New
York, where the jamestown will Join them. The
squadron will then proceed to Norfolk, to be tte
out for the winter cruise TO the West Indies. Sc
ries OF ramming duels Is being held at Newport tn
week between the steam launches OF the North
Atlantic squadron. The movements are for the
instruction OF members OF the War College.
GEN. SHERIDAN reached St Paul yesterday, and
proceeded at once to Fort Smelling, where he vii,
make an investigation into the proposed enlarge
ment OF the post. There are now four companies
and a battery OF artillery there, and the general
thinks advisable to increase the number OF CON-
panieS TO twelve. II this Is decided upon Gen.
Sheridan will urge Congress to appropriate the
necessary funis. Investigation will probably be
made into the trouble between the Crows and
Cheyenne Indians OF Montana by the general.
Army ORDERs.-The leaves OF absence granted
to Second Lieuts Robt. j. DufY 9th cavalry, Jas
T. Anderson, 10th infantry, and Jas II. Waters,
Goth infantry, have been extended one month, two
months and month reSDectiyply
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

REVIVAL SERVICES, HAMLINE NJ E
80 church, corner 9th and SITS. n W., every
evening this week except Saturday at 80. conducted
BY the pastor Rev DIR. NAYLoR assisted by Rev JOHN
NAUGLE the reyivalist- Everybody invited It,
&S The GERMAN ORPHAN AsYLUM-ON
Arizona silver belt., 1887-08-06

The black.and-tan, the Baroness of
the Colorado, who, like another Coles
sas, endeayorsso bestgide 500 square
leagues ce landin Arizona, and in or
der thar she may Be- successful, Roscoe
lJ'onkling has hold of one 81 her pedal
cstremities and evangelical Bob In.
gersol the other, with d view Of insur,
ing her in the accomplishment Of The
undertaking. A pool has been hrmed
by New York capitalists, Of whom sd,
Stokes, the murderer Of Jim Fisk, is
the bell wether, who are betting
heavily that she will not get left, and
that the iTapriut Of her No 10 pegged-
heeled slippers on parallel outward
boundary lines, will attest the fact.
Her better half, Don ReRyis, "all the
way from Pike, is OF Missourilin
and conadels himself in hack in hay-
ing married reputed half white and
Digger squaw, whom rumor hath II,
while maid OF all work in Rufus G.
Hopkins family, was bounced because
of an alleged impropriety, and now IS
the iigurehead for the Reavis syndi-
cate, who are endeayoriug to give
validity to the Peralta grant which
has slept more than q Rip Van Winkle
sleep for one hundred and thirty-nine
years, and which Charles III, KING Of
Spain, long since dead and rotten, is
claimed to have confirmed The auto.
graphic signature Of Charles can not
be produced, but copy has been
found which the syndicate intend
proving by oral testimony. Mr RaC.
Hopkins was sent to Mexico, on be-
halrsof the Land Department of the
United States, to examine grants made
in Arizona BY tho Mexican and span
ish governments. He found copies Of
grants to Peralta, but no originals;
neither did he ind the original or
record Of the confrmatiSn Of the Per.
alta grant by Charles I'll, King Of
Spain or bis vioeroys, and only found
in Guadlaiara papers bound in vol
umes, but no original ones relating to
the Perslta grant. These papers Rea-
Wis caused to be photographed and
filed in the Tucson Surveyor Generals
nf6aa
Arizona silver belt., 1887-08-06
N(yTIE

Is hereby given that the following con
I tains q list af all persons, the valuation
Egf whoae property has been added 10,
! with the sa,aunts 50 aCded on tie As-
4assnsint Foil, who hays hot appeared
before the Board of Equalization, and a
list u all property the valuation 81 which
has been added to on the Assessment
| Roll, With the amounts W added, tic
owners of which have not appeared be-
| fore tho Board 81 Equalization
Mrs. &. r. Fiske- Lot 10, bt,ek sl, Globe,
asses5el III S400, corrected t. $3.50
| Mrs. s. i. Neife- Wonder mine and inill-site,
with improvements, assessed 40 1850, cor
rected % 5000.
Al A. Mcdonnell South portion ~ block 50,
: town q Globe, assessed Ut $500 corrected
to 1000.
Wheathelas, sipal house, fencing and
about 40 acres pHiler cultivation, assessed
at $500, corrected 10 SI 500
/ Mrs. Mary II. Jones' COWS, assessed at 800.
corrected to si00
Geo Danforth Ranch on south si,le 81 Salt
river adjoining r. q. R0bertAons ranch.
sec, n, 4. n N, r., 10 R,, 100 acres, as.
seHsed Mt S70l corrected ta g20gU.
/ Geo. A. Newton Stock III trade, Asseaspd AZ
RFN|a tahA W i'R7'f Aft t'tAgk N@t
townof Globe, assessed az 500, corrected
TO $500 lot 2, block ST. town of Globe,
assessed 81 $500, corrected to $500.
Stalio y MpalY- p0ssessarY right to Syca.
more ranch on Cherry Creek, assessed at
500, corrected 10 SlU0; lot 4, block 76,
town q Globe, asaessed al $500, corrected
" sbOoCs lot Z, bltck "a, town 81 Globe,
assessed st $500, corrected t8 800, lGt 2,
bfock "a tewa q Globe, assessed at 500,
corrected TO $780, lot i6 black ~, town
et Globe assessed gt $500. corrected 70
1000,
W ~. Thompson 20 horses, assessed at SIG
each, corrected W $40 each.
/ y II. NnsouFgh Buggy and harness, assessed
At @lD, corrected to Slh03 watch, assessed
~ SO, corrected 10 500 machinery, as.
sessed az SO, corrected 10 SEQ; safe, as
sesaed at S23, corrected t0sl90.
y. +. Harrer Assessed for II horses, $50.
earreetad % 70 horses $500; ppssessary
tight 70 ranch Ia Greenbaek Valley, near
fi0fsnee Packard, assessed at 500, cor,
Feeied u 200.
/ buiial1 aileiqR Company Buffalo mine. pat
ented and improvements onfpine, assessed
At 500, esIrpcted % 5000.
BaekeYs Mining Company liuckeye mine,
patented, assessed At $500 corrected 10
si,o0q
Arizona silver belt., 1887-08-06
rREs aaREp Locals.

VI .a 4. II.
t ',.a, y,. t., ,.,. s.' u, 49, '.... '.,. Ii. I'LL /
eeiye their patronage ia tbaif nes
line Of bu siness
Cigars 4 yan wagaes,
HORSES O's'iteu lof IA ceiies Rst ass
e. ascoe AP'lai' : " De'e aa'At'e
laS 1ea'
ftssa i.als aia Fesessi'l eon' u
:, stantiy On lana ana iof sac q Y g
u you want . good pair ol ooots q
shoes, caii at n sehulze b Prlees re'
New clothing samples Just arrived
at " ?. van "agenen \
For the ladies, ribarsene and ara
ssne teit, AZ Myers 4 seheins
Fresh groceries constantly arriving
at Van Wagenens
Honfoa fytai4y, .,l,, NIL so ,,,sra.s.
s,IIy ,ra,a,,aa ,be raata,,ra,,t ,avt 4.
tba palaee B,Il;s,d uaiI baA ,,ougbi
NM M hnsinsss ara gos5 g II ~ NM
Pascoe restaurant, and 3 Ssw run.
ming It and setting an excellent table,
Satisfaction guaranteed 70 patrons
Graat rednot;on in caab rric4. " Il
4. Kellner 4 %.
If yon want 1 ,,o,,a s,,;t II c,atbe.
custom made leavs vonr orssr yitb
1 yan Wsganen
p,,v ! sa.rsr,l.ay d,... y g..vsrs I
schoin-s a nm Van snd -,,ss6s q
stareb,ny nor jronipo
5uSl feceiYeu py A'eA' qfayaon'
gar ioaa g oamoefsana eoai'
wines ana iiqaors.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-08-06

Commissioned Sparks in recent
conversation with a Washington City
correspondent Of the San Francisco
Examiner, characterized the Peralta
grant as an attempted steal. Sparks
further says, she official search by d.
reetion Of the Republic Of Mexico AZ
the instance Of tins government has
found no record Of this grant, nor 81
any of the various and mioute pro-
ceedings required by the laws Of Spain
and the Indies connected with the
making Of such grants have been dis
covered. More than thia, this depart
ment has received from the Depart
ment Of State the Official information
communicated by the Spanish Govern
ment, through the American legation
at Madrid that careful search has
been made BY the Director Of the Air.
chiyes and that the so-caIled Peyalta
grant was not in existence in those
archives.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-08-06


That contaminating and foreign Ole.
naat n the blood, developed BY indi.
gestion, IS the cause of rhe1matism,
This settles upon the sensitive sub.euta.
neous covering Of the muscles and liga-
n,eats q the joints, causing constant
and shifting pain, and aggregasing
az calcareous, ehalky deposit which
produces stiffness and distortion Of the
joints. No fact which experience has
demonstrated IN regard 70 Hostettsrs
stomach Bitters has stronger evidence to
support than this, namely, that this med.
icine If comprehensive uses checks the
formidable and atrocions disease, nor
il Il leas positively established that Il is
preferable to the poisons offer used to
arrest ii, since the medicine contains
only salutory ingredients II is also
signal remedy for malsrial fever, con
stipation, dyspepsia, kidney and bladder
ailnoms, debility and oshor disorders
See that you get The genuine
Arizona silver belt., 1887-08-06
NOTICE TotsalEp pIroas

IA tho rfohate Court, t9ila County, All.
zone
m tn mattey ot the estate 81 CHARLES
Hayae, dceeased
Notice hereby sisen hy The nndefsisned
Aaninistfatss ~ ma estats ~ Charles Hayss.
deceased, e. tie ce5is8fs of, and all fegsoas
laSiiSa clainls aeainst llae sai9 dsceaaea tp exs
nibit tte saaae witli shs3 secessarY vouchers
eishin ten manslN after lse first publication
tllp o2iet III ssie Ffahate iosaf the satae ~,
iisg slie plses foE tsie fiaasacsisn II ie hpti.
ness II sg3a Sstato & ii a9lst Ess,
AllnitiatTetof "A tiis itats af ChArles iiayse,
saeenst
Arizona silver belt., 1887-08-06
MASS MEETING A rHGsn
[From the pheanlx Adyance.l

IFrom the PhoaRiS Advanced
The mass meeting held on the
Plaza Saturday night was a failure 50
far as accomplishing the purpose fof
which the meeting was called is con-
eerned II has a tendency to engen.
der a good deal Of bad blood however,
The meeting was called to order by
Col J. Y r Smith aud the object Of
the call stated. Mr. CaIderweol was
elected chairman aud Mr.. Alexander
secretary. The audience vas large
one which was orderly at times, and
then again boisterons Col. Smith
was the first speaker called and ad-
dressed the meeting for nearly half an
hour. Mr.. Goodrich and Webb then
attempted to address the meeting in
behalf Of the defendants when the
audience become SO demoustratiye
that Marshal Wells deemed it TO the
best interest Of the public to adjourn
the meeting sine die. Had the meet
ing been allowed TO proceed the chan
ces are that we would have bad sew
eral funerals in town yesterday eyen-
ing.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-08-06
rMg sVAes AZ


The following Is the yagrant act as
it appears ii the revised Statutes
'Sec 1915 I,very person exrept
an tadian1 without visible means oi
living, who has the physical ability 70
work and who does not for the space
of ten days seek employment, nor Ii.
bor when employment Is offered hin3
every healthy beggur rhosolicits aims
ss buanessi every person who
roags about from place Il place With
out any lawful BUSINESS every idle or
dissolute Ferson cr associate of knewn
thieves, wiho wander about the streets
at late oe Unusual hours at night, Or
who lodges ii any barn, shed, shop,
outhouse, humber yard, OF vessel, Of
place other than such as is kept for
lodging purposes, without the permis-
siou ofthe owner of person entitled
to the possession thereto; every lewd
and dissolute person who lives in and
about houses If III fame, and every
common drunkard is i yagrant and
punishable BY imprisonment ii the
county jail not exceeding ninety
days
Arizona silver belt., 1887-08-06

The swift steamer, the Glensheil,
has arrived FIRST this year in the tea
race from Yokohoma, this making
four years in succession in which one
housein New York has carried off the
prize. There is not much money in
this ocean race, but the competition
serves 10 keep up the standard Of
seamanship and to show what Amer
leans could do if they had clipper pr
steam feet, as they had before tle
war.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-08-06
Innensssary Msserya

Probably Al much misery comes from
habitnal constipation a. from any de-
rangement Of the functions Of the body.
and il i difficult ~ cure, for the reason
that no one likes to take the medicines
usually prescribed Hamburg Figs we're
prepared % obsiate this dificalty, and
they viii bs found pleasant to the taste
q women ana children; 95 cents Atall
druggists J =. Mack 3 Co.,
Arizona silver belt., 1887-08-06

The Tucker Edmond8 retormatory
law FOR The suppression Of poGgamy
seems to have taken stride that will
not be tolerated BY fair-ninded peo-
PIE, aud has created sympathy for
the Mormons that would not other
wise have been accorded them. The
law referred To dlsineorporates the
Mormon church and declares It's prop
erty in excess Of S5o,00o escheated to
the government and applied for the
benefit Of the public schools 81 the
Territory Of Utah. Suit was com
menced in the Utah Territorial Court,
on the S0th ultimo, under direction Of
Attorney General Garland, under the
advise Of Grover Cleveland, 10 give
effect to TIE law and for the purpose
Of taking several millions of property
from the Mormon Church without a
shadow Of equitable iqght The
thumb-screw az applied to The Nor.
mon Church can as eqqitably be an.
piled to any either religious dcnomina-
tion, and until the government either
lets mp On tho Morntous or comes
down on other churrhes with liks
trip hamner foree,the sense of just,ce,
SO inherent ia the people of tha uni-
ted States, win repel TIE iana isal act
which applies to QUE rsligioas dsBom-
iaatiou and not another His 4 fund
amental law Of the United States that
laws shah apply With equal force 70
all and that nG laws shall le passed
abridgiug the right Of any religious
denomination.
PoHgamy has bean declared crime
with penalties attached, which ap-
plies 70 individuals only, not to socie-
ties OF religious organizations, but Is
The black sheep of the aock 'fbc
Tucker. Eamouds piIl, WITH one fell
swoop punishss I'LL, the innocent ana
guilty alike by taking from them
community property.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-08-06
no wuom n MAY uoAe8Rx

Parties knowing themselves indsbt-
ed 70 is are requested to call and SET
tie their acooDats without further no
tiee, as We Intend closing ont our
business IN Globe Immediately. Come
aud settle and save costs.
j hYERs q ScHEiS
Arizona silver belt., 1887-08-06
Homestead Application, No, 4Si
Notice of FInas Proof of
FoW esfead.
US LAsD OFTioF, IIUogoN, AEll.

July 23, 1887
Notice Il herslg given that the iollowing
named settler las fled notice of bis intention
~ make hssat proof ia support Of his clailn,
and that ss3d proof viii be faade before The
Clerk IL tfe Il s. District Ceart AZ Globe,
Ariz1na Territory, on The 18th day II Sep
tgnbef, 1851, VIII Gesrge Az Allen os Globe,
Ariaoaa fnr the y. is n, Section 4, snd
the E 1, ~, d. Il betweea 20 and the A
M 4, N w Ssctiep III alE ia ~ VI n n,
II E g ia and Salt Riyer1aeridian.
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
~, said land, VIZ ri e, Flippin, Jagnes ST
Dewey ard John Ninyaftl, q Arfaer, Gila
t5oanty, Ariz., aud Wnl, Iyeard Of Catalps,
3ttila Cpuatg, Aiizona
"A. u. DUFF. Register
Arizona silver belt., 1887-08-06
rarp,,a,ion IS shc Ilcar,.

Persons who suffer from occasional pal.
pitaEion Of the heart are often unaware
that thCy are the victims q heart disease
aud arc liable to die without warning
They should baoish this alarning symp-
tom and cure the disease BY using Dr.
Flint's Heart Remedy Atall druggists,
or J. j Mack & o.. 3 AVID n Rreat
81 s AZ.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-08-06

OF all the great personages who
witnessed the public procession, Buf-
falo Bin was the only one to receive
recognition from the royal family.
The Queen nodded to him AZ she
passed bis seat, and the Prince of
Wales took OF his hat and saluted as
he led the royal guard Of honor by
Arizona silver belt., 1887-08-06
HEART DISEASE.

Enaa9Rha d. FLIsrss HxARf REnEpI 9 ono
sSs@g oE Eie best rcInCaiss known for eed-
6rhR, wblcf Is ofscn depensent Upon disease ei tho
haaF9, H9noEnes apsn AsryoHa aisessg, asad ssnaa
times pFon 8eran@ataeat of The cTealailon.
EANggIes@Fe Dr. EtlsT HnAnT REsHpg At once
Ass caslses eonsisons 10 cease, aad kg
proper nsd 81 Tie iAeeisina VII pf6pcp1 theif r..
calrAreg, usibeg ID ehIdtun og aduitA
WnsgyIgf1a IA. EglSYs HHAny ResgpT, uh9S
@ssss ssss1s given u casss q hsllffr, e4lgas th9
aKetsa bFan All hy sgcaglg rest ~ tho sufferer,
ptoagses tAe ri sspratian q heaith,
n HN9issse taSI8nFSr DR. FutEFsn HgxRz R1N.
@ss3ssss VII gnF d nlcdlcin9 Which
VII ciIs eaaes 81 AeiIfagsA @high ether remedies
haze isJiea 10 reach, ~ IL czeFesg dari5e iutlu.
sHee in oae casa ogtf the osfcalasi1n, and ID The
Sthag over tbr neFgeg
at dr1ssist4 sLsN Descriptive srcassne uiia
eErh bottle; or adllrsx8
Arizona silver belt., 1887-08-06

Tbe Gentilos have elected four out
Of total Of 33, of the legislature Of
Utah.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-08-06
llop. a,li.inino sultnns sts,re.

shop, adiaining sultnns store II
Globe.
Myers q Scheins 5 stock il replete
with the latest novelties ii dfess
goods, millinery hosiery etc Also a
fine Lac of gents scaFis and furnish
ing goods Call and be convinced.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-08-06

Silver ia New York August 2 was
qsuaed al 96 cents
Arizona silver belt., 1887-08-06

A.SasA ~ AeAfs
bedbaas.
e@fI ksAns
Panits6aa. TrppsicaI Sweiliugs, Dizzieys
a5btsls Rtalti Rtnswer.a
~rlouRn "a Corns.s
hR X sAN A''sSh On b'als As'e-
slnie@ elihbsets c.ie, hsr0 of seit esas,
.es,,onv.u,,h.
nsss. .t.,. a H, v,a, ~.
a,,s fsss T,iss.s. 49, q. 49,
aE2ne, sl, sstafe'r estafFh q the bladder u.
Bn,f-nuae pstes.
w,
sopBess, ehiplpunks cleared out w Eousl
on isatA. lac
Ihin Pa0rlc
,eYels HfsH6 Ranewsrs rsstsrss bsaf,s
ara gi,o,. onTe 5i,sne,,sfs I,s,,otence Sern.
al DEBILITY. sl.
aYeonrh on Pain
.L-3.-. .-,.. ,,.
PAINS spraiEs headae as iisgraipS~
slsAl -Vv, hoosA 0n i''ih fiasl .-.----~
Mothers.
sst; t =4
nsryo9s uss tey8 sils HesiS6 $500 % M sg
Druggists
h1ae Frescrver'
Arizona silver belt., 1887-08-06
Erchan " Fought aad So7d

Highest Gael. nrIee paid
f0r Cold or Silver suil;on, at
our Old stand,
MAIN ST.. GLOBE.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-08-06
lnVal!tg E!gl gG.a!! !!gs!l!Ms
Bupr'. 2T y

gergauivea win 6 fls1s ssaiT ez esgs secn
Experienced anG ssEAsisli a,syasesans
nHG susgeoas scr tEe greaisaens eG
aii GA1vnae aSsaasgs
Arizona silver belt., 1887-08-06

Faslt@tiaR l4nFSjcal SweiI.ngs, Dizzi5 4,
Hndisesi ism Headaeha SiseI.lessn ,.Fs8 Gy
"Mess Geaith Rtntwer
Arizona silver belt., 1887-08-06

Clears cut rats mice, roAyhsr, flies sass,
badbele,
Acart raIns
Western appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1885-18??, 1887-11-05
padloek Bracelet. for the Girls.

VI -
..Chain bracelets are very fashionable
now for gnls engaged TO be married, "
said jeWeler to q New York Mail re-
porter. s'Some have paddock attach
ed The lover places the chain about
the wrist whose pulses beat for him,
locks the daint symbol of bondage, and
wears the key on his watch-chain. La
dies who wear their bonds lightly find
1t easy to slip the pretty evidence of en-
gagged affections far up the arm and
hide it beneath the sleeve when they
wish to please others than their Romeos.
The big conspicuous diamond ring is
not SO easily hidden. Some of the chain
bracelets areof beaten gold and others
Of nugget gold. Some are made as a
simple chain, while in others the links
are beautifully engraved. Some have
diamonds and other precious stones set
in the links. We made a very novel
bracelet recently. It was an acrostic
ornament, if one may use that term.
It was chain with paddock. but the
middle seven links were nuggets with
precious stones in each one. The first
letter of the stones read: ID. e. A. r.
z. S. T. and the stones were placed
in the order: Diamond, E. erald, Anne
thyst, Ruby, Emerald, Sapphire, Topaz.
This bracelet cost $3.50 and was one of
the handsomest have ever SEEM